Carbon Capture Canada 2026 will take place from September 15 to 17, 2026, at the Edmonton Convention Centre in Edmonton, Alberta. Recognised as Canada’s national convention for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), the event brings together technology providers, energy and industrial companies, policymakers, investors and project developers working on large-scale decarbonisation. The exhibition covers technologies and services across carbon capture, transportation, utilisation, permanent storage and carbon removal, providing a specialised platform for companies involved in developing and deploying carbon-management infrastructure.
The event is designed for energy producers, industrial operators, engineering companies, technology developers, government organisations, financial institutions, researchers and professionals responsible for emissions-reduction projects. Exhibitors present capture technologies, compression and transportation systems, monitoring solutions, storage technologies, engineering services and equipment supporting CCUS deployment. The event also reflects applications across emissions-intensive sectors such as energy, cement, steel and other industrial processes, where carbon capture is being evaluated as part of broader strategies for reducing operational emissions.
The 2026 Strategic Conference examines the commercial and regulatory conditions required to move CCUS projects from planning into large-scale execution. Topics include project bankability, regulatory reform, carbon markets, infrastructure investment, emerging carbon-removal technologies and international collaboration. Technical Knowledge Bars provide more focused discussions, while workshops cover subjects such as the design and simulation of amine-based carbon capture systems and lifecycle assessment for greenhouse-gas emissions. The main exhibition and conference run on September 15–16, followed by dedicated CCUS site tours on September 17, giving participants an opportunity to connect conference discussions with operating projects and infrastructure.
